So I have set up many objects with my JavaScript, a HTML dropdown list so you can select which pokemon
As you can see I have tried to access the ‘bulbasaur’ object by using document.getElementById on a list which has a dropdown value of ‘bulbasaur’. When I do console.log(mon) it prints ‘bulbasaur’ so I’m guessing I just can’t access the object this way. Is there a workaround? Thanks
const base =10;
class Pokemon {
constructor(name, shinyrate) {
this.name = name;
this.shinyrate = shinyrate;
}
}
const bulbasaur = new Pokemon('Bulbasaur', base);
function shundoWild() {
let mon = document.getElementById("list").value;
let nowb = mon.shinyrate * ivCombinations(ivFloor.wild);
let wb = mon.shinyrate * ivCombinations(ivFloor.weatherBoost);
document.getElementById("print").innerHTML = ("The chance to get a SHUNDO " + mon.name + " wild catch is ~1/" + wb + " when weather boosted, or ~1/" + nowb + " when not weather boosted.")
}
<select id="list" onchange="shundoWild();">
<option value="bulbasaur">Bulbasaur</option>
<option value="ekans">Ekans</option>
</select>
All You need is to add eval at line 11 of js snippet.
And you can read about eval from this link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/eval
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